New to kegging/kegerator

I am planning on converting a Sanyo 4912.

I am completely new to kegging. I have searched. I'd rather buy knew 'kit' than try to piece together for my first time.

I want a 2 faucet tower setup.

Is this kit from kegconnection all I need: http://stores.kegconnection.com/Detail.bok?no=55

I want to add the dual body regulator option. I've read to upgrade to Perlick, is that true with the stainless steel also.

Missing anything I'll need.

Also, for those that have converted a Sanyo, does it need any vent room in the back. From the measurements I am going to have a tight fit, so I wanted to make sure it didn't go over the listed measurements.

thanks in advance,
jt

Looks good. There are some good vids on u tube about this: http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=sanyo+4912&search_type=&aq=f

I'm getting ready to pull the trigger. Looking at the prices if I put these together it looks the same to me:

$198 http://stores.kegconnection.com/Detail.bok?no=324
plus
$158 http://stores.kegconnection.com/Detail.bok?no=102
that is with the upgrade to Perlick and disconnects.

Am I missing anything when compared to my first post with the same upgrades. The price is a little different if you discount the 10# CO2.

Like I said, new to this and don't want to miss out!
thanks

Looks good, totally worth the upgrade to Perlicks!

Also, see if you can get 10' lines.

If you fit everything just right, you can get a 5 lb tank + dual regulator + 2 kegs without taking out the door shelves (I have that, except I made my gas shelf just a bit too wide, and so I have to spend minutes spinning and leaning the kegs around until the door closes)

If you're going to go with a 10lb tank, I think you may have to remove the door shelves, or put the tank outside (it might fit inside without taking out the shelves, but it's gonna need a lot of magic)

Thanks.

As for the 10' lines. How much difference is there with the 10' lines and the mixer in the 'cure for the short hose' thread?

jtrage said:

Thanks.

As for the 10' lines. How much difference is there with the 10' lines and the mixer in the 'cure for the short hose' thread?

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I was wondering the same thing. I'd like to shorten my lines, if possible, so that when I switch a keg, I have less of the previous brew in the lines to empty out.